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A MESSAGE FROM THE PEOPLE’S PROGRESSIVE PARTY ON THE OCCASION OF EMANCIPATION DAY 2025

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The People’s Progressive Party (PPP) extends Emancipation Day greetings to all Guyanese, and in  particular, to our Afro-Guyanese brothers and sisters, as our nation marks the 187th Anniversary of the  abolition of slavery. 

Emancipation Day stands as a powerful reminder of the triumph of the human spirit over the darkest  chapters of our shared history. The inhumanity of slavery—the exploitation, the brutality, the systematic  stripping away of dignity—was met with unbreakable courage and unwavering resistance. The sacrifices  of our Afro-Guyanese foreparents, who were forcibly brought to these shores and made to labour under  the harshest conditions, remain etched in our collective memory. 

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We pay tribute to the countless heroes of that era, including Cuffy—our National Hero—whose leadership  in the Berbice Slave Rebellion remains a defining moment in our struggle for freedom. The resilience and  determination of the emancipated African community laid the foundation for a legacy of ownership,  independence, and excellence. Their establishment of village economies and advancement in education,  culture, and public life continue to shape the fabric of our nation today. 

As we celebrate this important day, let us honour their legacy by fostering inclusion, defending  democracy, and working together to secure a future where every Guyanese, regardless of race or  background, has the opportunity to thrive. 

The PPP remains committed to policies that empower all people, uplift communities, and deepen our  national unity. We are proud to walk forward on this path, inspired by the strength and achievements of  those who came before us. 

Happy Emancipation Day to all! 

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